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Topic: stiching two screens together???
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Can I sew two 60in wide Milliskin Matte together to create a 120in tall screen without visible sewing line in the middle?
I woulkd like to create a 16 feet long x 10feet tall REAR projection screen.
Would the line in the middle be very noticeable....i would use 3 projector (4000 lumens each) to project it from behind.
Thanks! | member Joined: Oct 20, 2020
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Hi,the rear projection screen will have the visible sewing line, As below photo.
I suggest you buy a 16ft*10ft rear projection screen without jointed line,Or take it as front projection screen.
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I agree that there is likely no way to do this without there being a visible seam. The overlap of the material from behind will not only have a visible seam from the front, but will likely produce an extremely visible shadow from the rear when projection is active. This will likely produce a black line that goes right up (or across) the entire screen where they are stitched together. You could look at something like this... https://www.ebay.com/itm/Da-Lite-164-x-215-Fast-Fold-Rear-Projector-Screen/153516592328?hash=item23be4d4cc8%3Ag%3A3a8AAOSwsqddMfsc&LH_ItemCondition=4Not sure of your budget, but this seems to fit the size. As well, if you are building a frame, you can get rear projection material from Carl's Place... https://www.carlofet.com/shop/projector-screen-material?screen_material=White+Rear+Projection&finished_edge=Finished+with+Black+Vinyl+Edges+and+Grommets&seam=Seamless&aspect_ratio=16%3A9&size=245%22+%2810.5x18%29&packaging=Folded+in+a+Box[Edited by AV_Integrated on Oct 25, 2020 at 5:33 PM] AV Integrated - Theater, whole house audio, and technology consultation during the build and installation process in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. | member Joined: Oct 8, 2020
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